On an APS-C camera will this 35mm lens become a 56mm?
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Optically, yes. An APS-C sensor will see just the center of the lens' light cone, which is the sharpest part of the projected image. The trade off, of course, is that the field of view is not quite as wide.
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Anything fullframe is technically compatible with aps-c camera's. You just won't be able to use the lens to it's fullest.
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Yes but make sure you are buying the Canon mount version. Also, on a Canon APC sensor, the equivalent focal length of this lens will become approximately 38mm.
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It is built for the APS-C sensor, rather than a full frame. In theory it will work, but your images would be cropped.
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My question, is, if I use any full frame lens A-mount, there wont be any cropping factor?, but if I use any APS-C, like DT lenses there will it be?
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I don't think your camera has an APS-C sensor so it would not work. Your camera is full frame. I would suggest looking for a lens look for full frame. Please verify in your user guide if you have an APS-C sensor or not.
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The f-stop is always going to show f/2.8 on your camera.However, on an APS-C crop body such as NEX-5 or NEX-7, in terms of Field of View and Depth of Field, this lens is equivalent to an 52.5mm f/4.2 lens.
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Of course! Only keep in mind the crop factor. The angle of view will become like a 135mm lens on a 35mm/full frame camera.
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Not sure but mine fits me 18-135mm lens. Most of them have a red or white dotwhich aligns with a similar dot on the camera face. Though I am not familiar with a 16-35mm lens.
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Yes you just have to factory in the crop of your camera, so it will not give you the fill of view of a 35mm
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Your camera has an APS-C crop sensor so you need to multiply 1.5 times the focal length giving you 105-315mm equivalent focal length to 35mm film camera.
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Yep! But since it's a cropped camera it will only use the center of the lens. So at the 28 mm end, it will be 35. Now actually wide angle. This is a pro lens. Don't put it on a consumer camera. If have the money , buy the 6d. This is how you get pictures that look magazine quality vs vacation/home quality.
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If you look at the edge of your lens around the glass there should be a very fine threading on the inside edge. That is what this filter threads into. Also, there should be a bit of info around the rim of the lens that provides manufacturer, f speed of the lens, and the diameter. For most normal 35 mm lenses the diameter will be 52 or 58 mm. If you lens says 52 then this filter will fit. If you can't find the threading or the diameter info, your lens was not built to take standard add-on filters.
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You multiply the focal length of the lens by 1.6 to get the 35mm equivalent for this size sensor
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Yes, it will work just fine. It has the EF-S mount which is compatible with all Canon APS-C (non full frame) cameras. Be sure to learn to use Canon DPP software so you can clean up the images. It's a nice lens but distortion at 17mm is noticable, can be mostly fixed with DPP.
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If you're using on the APC-S type sensor (i.e. like on the Sony a6000) there will be a crop factor of about x1.5 (so this is equivalent to about 45MM --> 30 * 1.5) - oops - looks like this was already answered below. Great lens - not as sharp as I was expecting in low light - for which situation you're better off with Sony's 50mm f/1.8).
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No, it is designed for APS-C size chips, so it is 30mm and it doesn't work at all on full frame cameras.